SUMMER INTERNSHIP
POSITIONS
Nebraska Lottery
Department of Revenue
$7.00/hour
Full time May 24,1999-August
1999
Part-time through end of 1999
Public Relations/Marketing Intern: assist with writing
news releases, planning and executing various new
conferences and media events; special event and pro
motion planning and execution; research and writing
material for various publications; database manage
ment; consumer, retailer and media relations; and ad
vertising. REQUIREMENTS: Majoring in Public Rela
tions, Communications, Advertising, or Marketing, junior
year or above, excellent written and verbal commu
nication skills, basic understanding of marketing prin
ciples. Experience with still and video photography,
word processing, spreadsheets and presentations
software would be helpful (WordPerfect, QuattroPro,
Paradox for Windows, and PowerPoint).
Graphic Design/Marketing Intern: Assist with elements
of marketing the Lottery, including publication and
point-of-sale design; web page design and editing;
new product development and promotion; database
management and research; event and promotions
planning and execution; consumer and retailer relations
and advertising. REQUIREMENTS: Majoring in
Advertising, junior year or above, excellent written and
verbal communication skills; basic understanding of
marketing principles. Experience with Macintosh sys
tems and graphics software.
Both positions require willingness to work extra hours
including weekends (if needed), must be self-starter,
hard worker, and some travel may be required. As an
employee of the Lottery Division, all prospective em
ployees must undergo and extensive personal back
ground investigation to determine if candidate meets
integrity expectations. Valid Nebraska driver’s license
required and ability to completer the State of Nebraska's
Defensive Driving Course.
Apply with Specialized Office Services at State Per
sonnel Division, Nebraska State Office Building,
301 Centennial Mall South, mall level, Lincoln, NE
68509 on or before March 26,1999. Completion of
supplemental questionnaire required also
available through SOS. (Dianne Dirksen at
402-471-4464 or Dianne Scott at 402-471-4093).
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ATTENTION
AR1 & SCIENCES STUDENTS
A& and NU College of Law Graduate
Wood Maddux, Executive Director
i Against Drunk Driving, Nebraska
Will be at the Arts and Sciences Advising Center, 107
Oldfather, to meet with students on Wednesday,
March 24, 3:00-5:00. Call 472-4190 for appointment or
walk in.
Attention Criminal Justice
Students
Need money for college? Looking for a way to use
your leadership skills now and in the future? Army
ROTC is offering 2 & 3 year scholarships. Call Army
ROTC, 472-4269.
Europe On Track
Your One Source for Eurail and BritRail Passes and
Travel. Carlson Wagonlit Travel, dick@navix.net or call
402-421-3868.
EXPLORE MACHU PICCHU
And trek through the Amazon this summer while earning
up to one year of Spanish language credit. For in
formation, call the Augustana College Summer Spanish
Program at 800-798-8100 x7465 or visit us on the
web: helios.augustana.edu/snsummer.
Find a place to
liveat the
Housing Fair
Wednesday in the
Nebraska Union
10:30-2:30
♦ Speakers
♦ Visit Landlords
♦ Free Refreshments
sponsored by the
Dally Nebraskan
Intramural Slow Pitch Softball
Tuesday, March 23rd is the last day to enter Co-Rec
Slow Pitch Softball. Enter now at the Office of Campus
Recreation. For more information, call 472-3467.
Intramural Soccer
The last day to enter Men’s & Women’s Soccer is
Tuesday, March 23rd. Don’t delay! Enter now at the of
fice of Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for more in
formation.
Lifeguard Training
Downtown YMCA nolding lifeguard training classes.
Register now. Call 434-9232. *
NE CHIROPRACTIC
PHYSICIANS ASSOCIATION
Representative will be at Arts & Sciences Advising, 107
OldH. Tuesday, March 23, 1-3 p.m. Call 472-4190 for
appointment.
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Open Forums
March 23 from 3-4pm, City Campus
March 24 from 4-5pm, East Campus
Bring ideas for events that you want to see com to our
campus.UPC uses students fees to fund our program
ming.
Pi Mu Epsilon
Honorary Mathematics Society
Applications available OUTSIDE 810 Oldfather Hall
or http://www.math.unl.edu/-pme
Deadline: Wednesday, March 31.
Scarlet and Cream Singers
There’s still time to audition for Scarlet and Cream!
(You need not be a music major.) Check out our
website at www.unl.edu/alumni/scartet.htm or call
Julie at 472-2490 for more information.
Seniors graduating August
or Dec. 1999, May or
August. 2000?
Are You Headed in the Right Direction? Join us
for an Open House, Friday, March 26th in room
225 NU anytime from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Learn how Career Services can help you maxim
ize your employment opportunities!
Summer Opportunities
Looking for a summer adventure with all expenses
paid? Apply now for five weeks of challenge and ad
venture. We will even payyou. No obligation. For more
information, call Army ROTC, 472-4269.
UNMC DENTISTRY
Representative will be at Arts & Sciences Advising, 107
OldH. Monday, March 22,1-5 p.m. Call 472-4190 for
appointment.
Wanted: Students who have traveled to non-English
speaking countries within the last year for a marketing
focus group. For details, contact: 484-7724
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WHERE IN THE WORLD can you find a job teaching
English? Anywhere you want — if you have a Certificate
in Teaching English as a Foreign Language. For
information about a TEFL training course this summer
in South America, call the Augustana College Summer
ESL/TEFL Program at 800-798-8100 x7465 or visit us
on the web: hefios.augustana.edu/snsummer.
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, March 24th, 5p.m., in basement of the
University Health Center.
Collegiate 4-H
Meeting: March 23 at the East Campus Union 3rd floor
office space. Everyone PLEASE be there. Questions
call 436-9518.
P.E.O.’s
Next meeting is 3/28, 5-7 p.m. Call To R.S.V.P. by
Thursday, 3/25: Jennifer (474-6771) or Bobbi
(488-6588)._
Undergraduate Women
in Businesss
Meeting Tuesday, March 23, 6 pm CBA 108. Speaker
Tamara Andreasen-Toof from Gallup. Business attire.
University Ambassadors
Mandatory general meeting on Tuesday, March 23 at
6:00pm at the Office of Admissions.
Wildlife Club
Listen to G and P’s Rick Holland speak on Branched
Oak restoration, Wednesday, March 24 at 7 p.m., East
Campus Union._
Tri Beta
Applications for membership are available in the Bio
logical Sciences Advising Center in Manter Hall.
Deadline: Friday, March 26th at 4pm.
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Summer Editor
The summer editor in chief will formulate editorial policies,
determine guidelines for the daily operation of the newsroom, hire
the senior editorial staff, help determine the content of the
newspaper and prepare the editorial wage budget. Applicants must
have one year of newspaper experience, preferably at the Daily
Nebraskan. The paper is published weekly during the two five-week
summer sessions plus a back-to-school and a New Student issue.
The editor earns $2000 for the summer and reports to the UNL Publications
Board. The editor must be enrolled in at least six credit hours at UNL this spring,
summer or fall, maintain a 2.0 minimum G.P.A., and not be on academic probation. Applications are
available at the Daily Nebraskan office, basement of the Nebraska Union, and must be returned with up to
five clips by noon March 22.
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* Jones Apartments * Meadow Wood * Ruskin Place * Cherry Hill *
Century Managment * Aliant Communications * UNL Housing *
Navix * NP Dodge * Strong Box Storage * the Daily Nebraskan
and more.
Prizes furnished by
* Homers * Old Chicago * Williams Cleaners * Nebraska Bookstore
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